Along with other Gospels, the canonical Gospel of Matthew has been turned to for insight into the Jesus tomb findings. The Gospel of Matthew is the first Gospel of the four canonized in the New Testament,...

The Gospel of John differs from the three synoptic Gospels of the New Testament bible in that its emphasis is on the theological purpose of Jesus as the son of God, and the mystical...

The Gospel of Mark is traditionally attributed to the writings of a disciple of Peter, and not a disciple of Jesus himself. It is one of the four canonical Gospels of the New Testament...

The discovery of the Jesus tomb in East Talpiot has led to a consideration of some of the canonical Gospels, along with apocryphal texts, to obtain historical documentation of people and events. The Gospel of...

The New Testament of the Christian Bible contains the four canonical Gospels, which for the most part are believed to have been written by the disciples of Jesus. These are the Gospel of Matthew,...

The very term Christian stems from the Greek word meaning Messiah, and indeed in Christian theology, the terms Christ and Messiah are relatively interchangeable. The emergence of Christianity among Jewish communities in the first century is often attributed to the belief that Jesus is the messiah that Jews...

Learn about the teachings of the Old Testament and learn how the Books of the Old Testament relate to the life and death of Jesus Christ. Trace what Christians believe are references to the birth, life...

 passages in the Acts of Philip detail the ministry of the biblical apostle Philip, along with his sister Mariamne in the New Testament Apocrypha. >>more The Gospel of Mary has provided substantial information regarding the status of the...